Sentence examples for even indicating that from inspiring English sources

Is any of that information coming in leading you to sites of weapons of mass destruction or even indicating that weapons of mass destruction exist in Iraq? A. Information comes in and we use it in a variety of ways.

When the whim takes him, he will traipse across the boundaries of taste and embarrassment without even indicating that he knows they're there.

He has made it clear that the underlying strength of the economy has picked up somewhat, even indicating that some of the headwinds that had held the economy back at times in recent years—such as fiscal policy and foreign economic developments—have become tailwinds of late.

There are divergent accounts as to the earliest maroons, with some even indicating that the first maroon was a solitary African who escaped from the first slave ship to dock in the Americas in 1502, just 10 years after Columbus's arrival.

The FAA continues to take an aggressive stance regarding the use of drones specifically for real estate marketing purposes, even indicating that the agency considers the use of drone aircraft by or on behalf of real estate agents to be commercial in nature.

Furthermore, while it was expected that the majority would know that MRI and ultrasound are not associated with a radiation exposure, it was surprising to note that four radiographers actually attributed an ED to these examinations (1.8 %, 4/218), with two radiology trainees and 12 radiographers (6.4 %, 14/218) even indicating that they 'did not know' that the ED for such examinations was 0 mSv.

Some accounts even indicate that Nanni and Kojo were siblings, whereas others discount that notion.

Although he had even indicated that perhaps Haldeman should go and he should stay.

And there is nothing whatever in the record that would have even indicated that I.W.O. was communistic in 1940.

The original transcript, however, has no testimony from Vesey and does not even indicate that he was present.

The prime minister has even indicated that fashion may be a political advantage, calling her shoes an "icebreaker".